Great way to work with kids on their rhyming skills
Great way to work with kids on their rhyming skills
“How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.”
pickThis book is a collection of nursery rhymes that are pleasing for children to listen to. Many of the stories are rhyming stories and are classics.
pickI realized almost none of my 360 students could recite a nursery rhyme. So I pulled all of my mother geese 😂 and we did some nursery rhyme nibbling. I took this home to study it more carefully as I am obsessed with the Opies. Each page is illustrated by a different artist making this an epic treasure. 🪿 🪿 🪿 🪿 🪿
pickMost of the students loved Chester Van Chime, especially looking for the rhyming pictures throughout the book. But while reading, it became very apparent that they didn't know any nursery rhymes. So now we will be visiting Mother Goose. K-5 with one caveat: we will not discuss the inappropriate language out loud at school.
pickGrace and Box is one of my favorite picture books, encouraging imaginative play! So fun to hear and meet Kim Howard at the Indiana Library Federation Youth Services Conference yesterday. ❤️
The light has almost gone, so excuse the terrible resolution - but my Vegemite stocking currently has pride of place on my bedroom wall! ICONIC 💛❤️
Looking forward to seeing everyone‘s photos!
Merry Christmas Eve to all the #aussiesecretsanta s!
MrsMalaprop, LapReader, Jhullie, CarolynM, Lizpixie, LeeRHarry, Teresereading, Rissreads, Freespirit, kathy88
